Field of Study Details
Information Technology
Abbreviation: DIT3
Length of Study: 3 years
Degree Programme: Information Technology
Language of Instruction: Czech
Form of Study: full-time,combined
Accredited from: 2002 Accredited till: 2011 Last admissions: 2011
Profile
The goal of the doctoral study programme is to provide outstanding graduates from the MSc study programme with a specialised university education of the highest level in certain fields of information technology, including especially the areas of information systems, computer-based systems and computer networks, computer graphics and multimedia, and intelligent systems. The education obtained within this study programme also comprises a training and attestation for scientific work.
Extent of the final state examinations
The scope of a doctoral state examination is determined by the individual study plan of the student being examined and by the theme of his/her future dissertation thesis. Within the examination as well as within a report on the theme of the dissertation thesis, the student proves his/her knowledge of the state of the art methodologies, theories, and their applications on a level exceeding the level common in MSc study programmes. The doctoral state examination also encompasses an evaluation of the presumed goals of the future dissertation thesis of the student, of the chosen solution method, and of the so far obtained original results.
Occupational profiles of graduates with examples
- Graduates from the doctoral study programme are trained to independently work in research, development, or management.
- They are able to solve and/or to lead teams solving advanced conceptual, research, development, or production problems in the area of contemporary information technology and its applications.
- They can be engaged to work on creative tasks, to lead research and development teams, or to work in management of companies or organizations whenever there are required abilities to work in an independent and creative way, to analyze complex problems, and to propose and realize new and original solutions. Graduates from the doctoral study programme can also teach and/or scientifically work at universities.
Examples of theses
- Definition and control of processes in object-oriented information systems
- Dynamically reconfigurable computer architectures
- Applying formal approaches to the verification of testability of digital circuits
- Parallel compilers: models, techniques, and implementation
- Formal specification and verification of communication protocols
- Biometric security systems
- Methods of acquiring knowledge from WWW
- Automatic speech processing for security applications
Guarantor
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| Abbrv | Title | Duty | Compl |
|---|---|---|---|
| JAD | Ph.D. Test of English | C | Ex |
| Abbrv | Title | Duty | Compl |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASD | Audio and Speech Processing by Humans and Machines | E | Ex |
| DMA1 | Statistics, Stochastic Procesess, Operational Analysis | E | Ex |
| JA6D | English for PhD Students | E | Ex |
| MMD | Advanced Methods of 3D Scene Visualisation | E | Ex |
| MSD | Modelling and Simulation | E | Ex |
| MZD | Modern Methods of Speech Processing | E | Ex |
| PDD | Applications of Parallel Computers | E | Ex |
| PGD | Computer Graphics | E | Ex |
| PTD | The Principles of Testable Design Synthesis | E | Ex |
| QA3 | Machine Vision *) | E | Ex |
| QB4 | Neural Networks, Adaptive and Optimum Filtering *) | E | Ex |
| QM3 | Algebra, Combinatorics and Graphs *) | E | Ex |
| SVD | Specification of Embedded Systems | E | Ex |
| TID | Modern Theoretical Computer Science | E | Ex |
| TJD | Programming Language Theory | E | Ex |
| ZZD | Knowledge Discovery in Databases | E | Ex |
| Abbrv | Title | Duty | Compl |
|---|---|---|---|
| BID | Information System Security and Cryptography | E | Ex |
| EUD | Evolutionary and Unconventional Hardware | E | Ex |
| EVD | Evolutionary Computation | E | Ex |
| JA6D | English for PhD Students | E | Ex |
| OPD | Optics *) | E | Ex |
| SOD | Fault Tolerant Systems | E | Ex |
| SSD | Formal Specifications of Computer-Based Systems | E | Ex |
| TAD | Theory and Applications of Petri Nets | E | Ex |
| VKD | Selected Chapters on Algorithms | E | Ex |
| VND | Higly Sophisticated Computations | E | Ex |
| VPD | Selected Topics of Information Systems | E | Ex |
Course is not open in this academic year
Compl: Course completion: Ex - examination, Cr - credit, ClCr - classified credit, Co - colloquium
Duty: C - compulsory, CEx - compulsory-elective group x, R - recommended, E - elective
Duty: C - compulsory, CEx - compulsory-elective group x, R - recommended, E - elective